EPISODE · Oct 19, 2021 · 56 MIN
What Science Misses about Near-Death Experiences with Patricia Pearson
from The Twelfth House · host Holisticism
Today is the third episode of our series on death with our guest, Patricia Pearson. Patricia is the author of Opening Heaven's Door, What the Dying May Be Trying to Tell Us About Where They're Going [0:10:00] Why are so many spiritual women obsessed with true crime? [0:11:00] Is it true that most violent criminals are male? [0:19:00] What prompted Patricia to write a book on threshold and near-death experiences? [0:25:00] Patricia’s theory on what happens just before we die [0:32:00] The danger of relying on the scientific method to understand death [0:46:00] What are near-death experiences vs. end-of-life moments? [0:50:00] Do we really die alone? [0:56:00] Stay tuned for Patricia’s upcoming book about grief and hallucination [0:57:00] What it’s like for Michelle to experience sleep paralysis and how it affects her belief in death Join the waitlist for Notion for Magical Baddies: Spells and Systems here Grab your FREE Monday Hour One template here! FREE! Digital altars for your phone for protection, abundance, cleansing, and moreResources Mentioned Follow Patricia Pearson on Twitter @pearsonspost or visit her website at https://patriciapearson.net/ to get in contact Opening Heaven’s Door (What the Dying May Be Trying to Tell Us About Where They're Going) by Patricia Pearson Rabindranath TagoreJoin our free community of intuitives and creators here!Our detailed show notes can be found @ www.holisticism.com/journal--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/twelfthhouse/support This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thetwelfthhouse.substack.com/subscribe
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